Mayor-Elect Kenney Focuses On Education, Crime At First Town Hall Meeting
Philadelphia Mayor-Elect Jim Kenney held his first town hall meeting with the public since being elected earlier this month.
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Philadelphia Mayor-Elect Jim Kenney held his first town hall meeting with the public since being elected earlier this month.
Social media is a powerful tool that can reach a lot of people. Enter SEPTA and a unique experiment- which resulted in the return of a cell phone to a rider- without any charges against the person who took it.
At a press conference in North Philadelphia, lawmakers called the island's debt situation 'a humanitarian crisis.'
A spokesman for Attorney General Kathleen Kane said she'll name a special prosecutor and lay out duties during a Tuesday news conference at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania's Game Commission estimates about 750,000 hunters with rifles are expected to pursue white-tailed deer.
The state Senate has taken a step toward regulating ride-sharing services that have become popular in Philadelphia and the rest of the state.
Penn State settled with six more victims or accusers of Jerry Sandusky, according to a new audit that puts the school's total payout in the child sex abuse scandal at nearly $93 million.
A pair of baby red pandas at the Philadelphia Zoo have been named after two of the city's most famous residents: Betsy and Benjamin.
On Saturday, the Division III Profs welcome Division I La Salle University to town for a college basketball match-up.
Malia Obama has visited at least a dozen public and private schools, mostly on the East Coast. Among them are six of the eight Ivies and a few with Obama family ties.
Harrisburg police said in a release that Juanee Crawford is wanted for criminal attempted homicide after the incident Wednesday night around 10:30 p.m. at the Hall Manor complex.
He was a passenger in the vehicle that was stopped by police just before the shooting on I-676.
Of all the Christmas trees being bought and sold this time of year, there is one that is going to the most famous house in the world. The White House.
As the homicide rate in 2015 surpasses that of 2014, figures also show a significant increase in the number of teens being charged with murder in 2015.
Police say a stolen car speeding eastbound on the Schuykill Expressway slammed into another vehicle at the Montgomery Drive exit.
